> On Mon, 5 Jan 2009, Question wrote: > > Yep, we don't need to support a large scale of SWFs all over the net, so I >> think the openGL back end maybe better for us. Is there any binary package >> that using the openGL back end? >> > > Not that I'm aware of, but I'm sure you'd need to write some code for > Gnash to do what you want it to do, so you'll be compiling it anyway. >
OK, Thanks. > > & What do you mean by "a bit harder"? Any detailed info? Can't I just make >> the gnash unmodified, make the SWF transparent and change the background >> at >> 24/60 fps? >> > > I can't really answer your question accurately without more information > about what you want to do. It is, of course, possible to have Gnash > rendering into a separate OpenGL window using (at least GTK). But if you > really want Gnash to render into the same OpenGL context as your > existing application, you'll basically have to hack Gnash. > OK, actually NOT only rendering but also need it to be interactive with mouse and keyboard, because we want it be part of our UI framework. Is it possible? > > I don't really know what's the best way(s) to do it. Any clue? >> > > My best guess would be that you have an OpenGL application that, among > other things, you want to display SWFs in. Now, the way I see it, the > easiest way to do that would be to provide a new Gnash GUI that merely > delivers a bitmap to your application when an SWF frame has been > rendered, so you can simply plaster that into your OpenGL scene and use > it as a texture or something along those lines. > Do you mean some hidden Gnash windows deliver bitmaps to my app, and the visible main window send click/resize/... events back to those hidden windows to make them interactive? Another off topic question: As Gnash use the ffmpeg/Gstreamer as decoding audio and video library. Is it possible to streaming/play other formats like mkv files directly? -- >: ~
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